Palestinian Family Unification in Israel: The Limits of Litigation as Means of Resistance

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Weizman, Elian (2013). Palestinian Family Unification in Israel: The Limits of Litigation as Means of Resistance. Critical Legal Thinking.
AuthorsWeizman, Elian
Abstract

In Israel and elsewhere, res­ist­ance to hege­monic power can never limit itself to the law and legal chan­nels.

KeywordsResistance; Israel; Palestine
Year2013
JournalCritical Legal Thinking
Web address (URL)http://criticallegalthinking.com/2013/09/16/critical-legal-praxis-israel-demos-democracy/
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Deposited19 Feb 2020
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